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A N I N T E R N A T I O N A L B A C C A L A U R E A T E W O R L D S C H O O L
DHS PTSA Newsletter 6th Six Weeks Edition June 2011
DISD—Denton High School
1007 Fulton Street
Denton, TX 76201
(940) 369-2000
Fax (940) 369-4953
www.dentonisd.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Muncy’s Message…….page 1
Students of Month…..page 2
Staff of the Month…..page 2
Teacher of Month……page 2
Latin News……………page 2
Orchestra Scholarships..pg 2
UIL State Competition ..pg 2
UILAbilene Regional.…pg 3
Journalism Awards ...page 3
Class of 2014 …..……page 3
Special Ed. Prom……page 4
PTSA Scholarships…page 4
Lady Broncos Volleyball, 4
Staff Appreciation.…page 4
Band Updates…..…..page 5
AFJROTC News….…page 5
IB News………………page 5
MYP Project Fair…...page 5
Class of 2013 News.…page 6
Homecoming Volunteers, 6
Chess Club Tourney....pg 6
HOSA…………….…page 7
Registration Info .....page 7
Soccer News……….…page 7
Volunteer Thanks….page 7
Kroger Cards…….…page 8
Muncy’s Message Broncos,
As I look back on the 2010/2011 school year, I recognize that there have been
many great accomplishments to be celebrated. Student success can be calculated
on a variety of levels – academics, athletics, fine arts and service projects just to
name a few. Each DHS event is meaningful and motivating to the students who
participate and having a significant impact on the target audience – be it a
concert, a Veteran’s day celebration or a Christmas party for the students at Ann
Windle. Accomplishments and success come in all shapes and sizes.
With accomplishment and success comes appreciation. I have always
proclaimed that as long as I spend my time with high school kids I will never
grow old. Although I may not look it, at heart I feel blessed. The faculty and
staff at DHS are thankful to have a great student body and we applaud their hard
work and effort. The students are energetic and full of surprises. What a great
job we have.
An unknown author wrote, “The best teachers teach from the heart, not from
the book.” Although there are many adjectives that can be used to describe the
faculty and staff at Denton High School, “Passionate” is the word I wish to use.
It is their inspiration that leads our students to great accomplishments and acts of
greatness throughout the year. I am once again lucky to work with such a great
group of caring individuals.
Finally, I send my appreciation to the parents/guardians. Thank you for all
you do in helping us prepare your child for life. We always appreciate your
support when trying to direct your student down a different path beyond the
hallowed halls of high school. There are many obstacles in life and hopefully
our efforts in preparing your child will be beneficial to them at some time in the
future.
Thanks for a great year and enjoy the summer.
See most of you soon,
Darrell
Denton High School "In the Ultimate Pursuit of Excellence in Education"
DHS PTSA Newsletter June 2011 Page 2
March Students and Scholars of the Month
Grade Level
Student Name
Nominating Teacher
9th Female Shelby Howell
Sandra Burnette
9th Male Sean Burrows
Dennis Krishka
10th Female
Moriah Nelson
Kevin Carmona
10th Male Sam Coady Jennifer Philips
11th Female
Denyce Alvarez
Marlene Nobles
11th Male William Jimenez Tim Sanchez
12th Female
Sileny Camarillo
Robin Hay-Roth
12th Male Ricardo Pena Veronica Rodriguez
DHS Scholar Female
Karen Nguyen Robyn Ford
DHS Scholar Male
Adan Turrubiartez Julie Seeley
Staff of the Month- Holly Stratton Holly Stratton is one of the most dedicated staff members here at DHS. The dedication she has to her work and the school is inspiring to all. Without bias her husband, Tom Stratton, says about his wife, “It‟s not because she is my wife, but the fact that all the „stuff‟ that she has to handle and deal with every single day and she does her job with professionalism, and a great sense of pride in her work and school.”
Teacher of the Month - Jennifer Mize As a first year teacher, Jennifer Mize has done a fantastic job. She has worked extremely hard on developing new classes for DHS such as Counseling and Mental Health, Fashion Design, and Interpersonal Studies. Her dedication to these courses has improved them greatly for the school as well as for the students. Her hard work is greatly appreciated.
Latin News Our Latin students have been doing some exciting things over the last few weeks that I wanted to share with you! We received the results of the National Latin Exam, which the students took in March! Please congratulate the following students: Mickey San Miguel – Silver Medal, maxima cum laude !!! John Carmona – magna cum laude – beat the national average by several points Beckah Maxwell-LeRoy – magna cum laude – beat the national average by several points
In addition, several students made the National Latin Honor Society: Kris Carmona, John Carmona, Wade Cope, Francesca Farris, Surya Raghavendran, Seth Cope, Penner Lyke, and MariPen Yeatts.
Congratulations!! Sarah Hustwit, Latin Teacher DHS/GHS mailto:[email protected]
Orchestra Scholarships The following students were awarded scholarships from the Denton High School Orchestra Booster Club: Kris Carmona ($1800); RJ Ponder ($1600); Austin Bailey ($1300); and Austin Morrison ($1300). We congratulate them, and offer best wishes to all of the orchestra seniors. Ivy Doak, Orchestra Booster Club President
.
DHS Success at UIL State Academic Competition
The UIL State Academic Competition was held on May 4th through May 7th.
Congratulations to the DHS UIL Computer Science Team which won 3rd Place in the team competition. William Root won an individual 3rd Place. William‟s individual score of 210 was only 2 points shy of 2nd place and just 8 points shy of 1st place. In addition to William, the Computer Science Team included Alvin Gao who finished in 7th place individually, as well as Sam Holdeman and Surya Raghavendran. The Computer Science Team is coached by Barry Wagner.
Congratulations are also due the Spelling and Vocabulary Team for its 5th place finish. The Spelling & Vocabulary Team members were: Emily and Rebecca Fu, Francesca Farris, and Omar Akram. The Team is coached by Sandra Dieckman.
Darrell Muncy said: "Congratulations on another great run at the state title. Once again DHS is in the spotlight for smart kids and outstanding teachers! I am happy and proud of you all and congratulations on this wonderful accomplishment."
2011-2012 DHS Registration & Schedule Pick-Up
Check out this helpful link, www.dentonisd.org/dentonhs, to find all the dates and times for our August registration.
DHS PTSA Newsletter June 2011 Page 3
UIL Students Shine at Abilene Regional
All of the 10 students
that competed Saturday, April 16 at the UIL Regional Academic Competition in Abilene advanced to State in at least one of their respective contests. Bringing their Bronco Spirit to Abilene were:
R.J. Ponder, Amara Bradetich, Francesca Farris, Emily and Rebecca Fu, Omar Akram, William Root, Sam Holdeman, Surya Raghavendran, and Alvin Gao. The above students by their individual and team awards gave Denton High, for the second year in a row, the distinction of being the second highest scoring school in 4A Region 1. The region encompasses a total of 36 schools. The top six combined school scores were: Aledo 158, Denton, 120.5, Randall 102, Ryan 99, and Azle 97. The contest results were: Computer Science: 1st Place Team of Surya Raghavendran, William Root, Alvin Gao and Sam Holdeman Surya Raghavendran: 1st Place Individual Medal (Qualified for State) William Root: 3rd Place Individual Medal (Qualified for State) Alvin Gao: 4th Place Individual Medal Sam Holdeman: 5th Place Individual Medal Spelling & Vocabulary: 1st Place Team of Emily Fu, Rebecca Fu, Francesca Farris and Omar Akram Emily Fu: 1st Place Individual Medal (Qualified for State)
Rebecca Fu: 6th Place Individual Medal Journalism: Amara Bradetich: 1st Place in News Writing (Qualified for State) R.J. Ponder: 2nd Place in Feature Writing (Qualified for State) R.J. Ponder: 5th Place in Headline Writing (Although there are no "team" awards in Journalism, it is certainly worth noting that DHS was the highest scoring Journalism School in the region.) Number Sense: Alvin Gao: 4th Place Individual Special thanks need to be extended to Academic Coaches: Barry Wagner (Computer Science), Sandra Dieckman (Spelling & Vocabulary), Greg Bogomol (Journalism) and Fred Mueller (Number Sense) for helping to prepare these great students for their contests. A great big thank you goes to Julie Seeley who stepped into the breach to cover for Sandra Dieckman who due to a conflict couldn't join us in Abilene. Julie also undertook returning our seniors to Denton in time to prepare for and enjoy their Prom. Last but certainly not least, a big thank you to Mr. Muncy and everyone at DHS for your support and encouragement. Fred Mueller, UIL Academics Coach [email protected]
Journalism Awards at State Convention The journalism department walked away from the ILPC State Convention in Austin recently with 17 awards for yearbook and newspaper. The Horseshoe print edition received a Distinguished Merit Award naming it one of the top 50 high school newspapers in the state of Texas. It also won five individual awards (see below). The online edition of the Horseshoe, which can be found at www.dhshorseshoe.com, was one of 21 sites recognized for excellence. Overall the online edition won 10 awards including four first place and two second place finishes (see list below). The Bronco yearbook also picked up two awards for the current yearbook including a first place finish by RJ Ponder and Abby Bradetich for a senior class section spread and the group of Omar Ali, Zane Buck, Abby Bradetich and Serena Stout won honorable mention for an academic spread. YEARBOOK:
1ST
PLACE CLASS SPREAD: RJ PONDER and ABBY BRADETICH HONORABLE MENTION ACADEMIC SPREAD: ABBY BRADETICH, SERENA STOUT, ZANE BUCK & OMAR ALI ONLINE NEWSPAPER:
1ST
PLACE PERSONAL COLUMN: BRIANA CUNNINGHAM 1
ST PLACE IN DEPTH NEWS/FEATURE STORY: SERENA
STOUT AND AMARA BRADETICH 1
ST PLACE SPORTS ACTION PHOTO: SHELBY CHANDLER
1ST
PLACE SPORTS FEATURE: JORDAN TUCKER WILLAFORD 2
ND PLACE NEWS FEATURE: BRIANA CUNNINGHAM
2ND
PLACE SPORTS ACTION STORY: JORDAN TUCKER WILLAFORD 3
RD PLACE PERSONAL OPINION COLUMN: AMBROSIA
JACKSON HONORABLE MENTION NEWS WRITING: BIANCA MACK HONORABLE MENTION SPORTS FEATURE: RJ PONDER HONORABLE MENTION SPORTS COLUMN: GEORGE ROBERSON PRINT PAPER:
2ND
PLACE PAGE ONE DESIGN: AMARA BRADETICH HONORABLE MENTION FEATURE/ENTERTAINMENT PAGE DESIGN: AMY DIERDORF HONORABLE MENTION FEATURE/ENTERTAINMENT PAGE DESIGN: AMARA BRADETICH HONORABLE MENTION SPORTS COLUMN: RJ PONDER HONORABLE MENTION SPORTS ACTION STORY: JORDAN TUCKER WILLAFORD Greg Bogomol Yearbook, Newspaper, Journalism and PhotoJournalism www.dhshorseshoe.com http://twitter.com/dhshorseshoe
Attention Class of 2014
Please send Coach Carmona your baby photos! Email Coach at [email protected], before July 25th.
Also, please include full student name and ID number.
DHS PTSA Newsletter June 2011 Page 4
Special Education Prom
Coach Amanda Byers and Coach Sarah Hirsch teamed up their Partners Art and Partners PE classes to host a prom for the special education adapted life skills and life skills classes on May 5, 2011. It was held in the DHS Gym 1 during the
first two periods of the day when students would normally be in art and PE classes. This was the first DHS special education prom, and the students had a great time.
Partners Art and PE classes pair up general education students with special education students as a learning experience for all students. It‟s proved to be a very successful endeavor.
Janet McDaniel SPED ALS Teacher/Department Chair
Lady Bronco Volleyball
Volleyball season begins before school even starts in August and our first home game is August 9
th, 2011. We would love to
see everyone there for our game at 6:00 p.m. to cheer us on to our first victory for 2011. We will have our first Booster Club meeting for 2011 on Wednesday, August 3
rd at 6 p.m. and our Spike Off Party is
Saturday, August 6th to start the year off with food and fun.
The Lady Broncos will be at the Sonic in Hickory Creek (off Swisher) on June 18
th serving as carhops as a fundraiser.
Come by and see the girls and tip them for their great service. They will also be selling cookie dough in August to raise money for equipment. Other volleyball events include Volleyball camp for incoming 6
th
thru 9th graders, June 6-9 from 9-12pm. Cost is $65 before
June 3 and $75 after June 3. The registration form is on the volleyball website.
Congratulations to our Lady Bronco Seniors who signed to play volleyball at the college level! Katelyn Barnett (left) signed with Texas Woman‟s University, and Mary Trejo (right) signed with St. Gregory‟s in Oklahoma. We hope they carry the DHS Bronco pride
with them as they move on to the next level. Thanks to all the Booster club members who volunteered many hours for our program and I can‟t wait to see you in August!
Tami Wagner, Booster Club President
Staff Appreciation Thank you to Fuzzy's Tacos and our parent volunteers for making the final staff appreciation event of the year such a resounding success! The faculty and staff thoroughly enjoyed the beef and chicken tacos, rice and beans prepared by Fuzzy's, and there was no lack of sweets to finish the meal, thanks to parents who sent cookies, brownies and other treats.
We wish our teachers, administrators and the DHS staff a lovely summer and appreciate all that they do for our DHS students!
PTSA Senior Scholarship Winners The PTSA scholarship has been awarded to Chris Burke and Kris Carmona. Both students will receive $1000 to offset the cost of their college education. All of the applicants exhibited leadership, scholarship, and service to their school and community. We wish good fortune and happiness to all of the seniors in the class of 2011 and hope they will always remember the strength and importance of volunteer service. Congratulations, Seniors!
DHS PTSA Newsletter June 2011 Page 5
Band Updates
Bronco Band has already begun preparations for the 2011-2012 marching season with drum major auditions, drumline auditions, colorguard auditions, 8th grade marching camp, and drumline camp throughout May. Congratulations to our 2011-2012 Drum Majors! Senior Drum Majors next year will be Kevin Ford, Brandon Mullins, and Christie Sanchez. Matthew Jorgensen will be Junior Asst. Drum Major. The first summer band camp and drumline camp will be held June 6-10. Bronco Drumline‟s second camp will be July 25-29, and full band rehearsals resume August 1.
The Red River Thunder Drum & Bugle Corps Show featuring DCI World Champions The Cavaliers, Phantom Regiment, The Blue Devils and more will be July 21 @ C.H. Collins Stadium in Denton. Visit www.dci.org for tickets and additional information. Denton Middle School Percussion Camp for 7th/8th grade percussion students will be at Calhoun & McMath Middle Schools June 20 – 23, 9am-12pm. Contact [email protected] for more details. Please come out and support our car washes this summer! Two have been scheduled at the Firestone near Kroger on University: Saturday, June 18 and Saturday, July 16, from 8:30am until 3:00pm. Rachel Smith, DHS Band Booster Club Secretary
AFJROTC News
Congratulations to the DHS Elite Drill Team and Color Guard; both finished third out of 25 teams (in four categories entered) at the Corsicana Invitational Drill Meet in April.
Summer Leadership School is right around the corner! Fifteen cadets will participate in various week-long leadership camps
around the state of Texas during the month of June. This is a great week of exposure to intellectual and physical challenges. We look forward to bringing home cadets who are ready to excel in various leadership roles in the fall as well as Honor Graduate recognition.
Robert West Jr., Lt Col, USAF (Ret)
International Baccalaureate News IB Retreat
Forty Denton High International Baccalaureate Diploma Program sophomores and juniors traveled to Rancho de la Roca in Aubrey, Texas on Monday, May 16
th for the annual
IB retreat. The morning activities included ice-breakers and relay games, and a scavenger hunt.
After lunch, students met with DP teachers about English and History higher level courses. A session on stress and Creativity, Action, and Service ended the afternoon focused learning time before students enjoyed paddleboats, canoes, ping
pong, and other ranch activities.
IB English teachers Julie Seeley and Jennifer Phillips led the dinner preparations of a taco feast for everyone. The evening ended with a campfire and traditional s‟mores. Many thanks to IB teachers Kimberly Thaggard, Donald Place, Kevin Zahner, Molly Swindle, Seeley and Phillips for helping make this day fantastic for our DP scholars! ~Beth Hughes, IB Coordinator
IB Back-to-School Kick-off
Students enrolled in IB Diploma Programme courses as a junior or senior are invited to the back-to-school IB kick-off event on Friday, August 19
th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the
Southridge pool. Please bring a small dessert to share and come ready to enjoy the cool water. E-mail Mrs. Hughes with any questions at [email protected]. IB Diploma Program Parent Meeting
Parents of all IB diploma program juniors and seniors are invited to a mandatory parent meeting on Monday, August 29
th at 6:30 p.m. in the DHS Lecture Hall. Details outlining the
requirements and expectations for the new school year will be reviewed, and select IB teachers will present important information about their courses. Our cultural experience calendar for fall will also be discussed, as well as ways for parents to help support the program. Please direct questions to Mrs. Hughes at [email protected].
MYP Project Fair The First Annual MYP Personal Project Fair was a huge success. We had over 125 entries, each with their own distinct research mission. Students from Mrs. Thaggard and Coach Maxey‟s classes observed the projects. The topic for this year‟s project was “The Enlightenment.” DHS was also proud
to host some of our biggest IB supporters from Central Services, Dr. Mattingly, Lori Mabry, and Barbara Vrana. Principals Carlos Ramirez and Laura Ortez, and IB Coordinator Lea Ann Bowman from Newton Rayzor also
DHS PTSA Newsletter June 2011 Page 6
stopped by to check out the projects and to speak with students and coordinators. This year‟s winners are as follows: 1
st Place- Mari-Penn Yeatts
2nd
Place- Elena Souris 3
rd Place- Madison Morgan
Honorable Mention- Logan Trachta, Claire Pierson, and Josh Harden Beth Hughes International Baccalaureate Coordinator www.dentonisd.org/dhsIB
Class of 2013 News
A big “thank you” goes out to all of the sophomore parents and students involved in our first successful fundraiser at Chili‟s. We will soon be involved in a number of additional fundraisers so please stay tuned for a number of events over the next few
weeks as well as the summer months. STUDENTS…log onto the DHS website under the Class of 2013 icon as well as Facebook to sign up and volunteer for the upcoming events. With your help and support your senior year and graduation will
be spectacular. Stand by for our first community service event. Class of 2013…you are creating a legacy and making an impact on your high school and community!
HOMECOMING VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Homecoming comes early again next year, with the annual PTSA-sponsored dance being held on Sept. 10
th, 2011.
This is the most fun you will have volunteering, I promise, but we will have to have a couple of meetings over the summer, to shore up plans and allow us to hit the floor running when school starts. Most committee chairs have been filled, so you don‟t need to worry about being coerced into heading a committee yourself, just helping in the many areas needing your assistance.
Our theme involves Super Heroes and I am still looking for someone to help Chair Decorations, as well as someone who will take over Ticket Sales. Decorations are a lot of fun, and
you will have plenty of help in that area. Even if you don‟t want to chair the committee, we really need help with ideas and building decorations over the summer, so please let me know if you would like to help. If you want to help in ANY WAY, please e-mail one of us
ASAP, before summer takes us over! Co-Chairmen:
LOYCE WILSON [email protected] 940-382-2937 CHERYL HEAL [email protected]
DHS Chess Club Hosts First Tournament
Saturday, May 14th was another historic day as the DHS Chess Club hosted its first annual tournament. DHS chess players were joined by students from Ryan High School, Immaculate Conception Catholic School, and the Home School program for a great afternoon of chess competition. The tournament was open to all area high school and middle school students. The tournament was held at the North Branch of the Denton Public Library. A big thank you to the library, and another big thank you to Michael Borys, President of Denton Chess Club, for his invaluable help. All individuals played four matches. Individual scores, from two to four players, were then combined to calculate team scores. A win is awarded 1 point, a draw .5 points, and a loss 0 points. Tournament results were:
· First place team: Denton High School (top 4 players with 10 points). · Second place teams (tie): Ryan High School (3 players with 6.5 points) and Home School Team (2 players with 6.5 points). · First Place Individual: Mark Fincher, Home School, 12th grade, 4 points. · Second Place Individual: William Root, Denton High School, 9th grade, 3 points. · Third Place Individual: Luis Guevara, Denton High School, 10th grade, 3 points. · Fourth Place Individual: Matthew Martino, Ryan High School, 10th grade, 3 points.
Speed Chess games following the four regular tournament rounds were played to break the 2
nd
through 4th place ties
and determine the trophy awards. At the end of the day a fun Bughouse Tournament added to the excitement.
Bughouse is a partner game where pieces captured by one partner can be inserted onto the other partner‟s board. The Bughouse Tournament was open to anyone wanting to play. The Bughouse Tournament results were:
· First place team: Doug Root and Clarissa Root, 6 wins out of 6 matches. · Second place bughouse team: William Root and Dimitrios Aerts, 5 wins out of 6 matches. Participating in the first DHS Chess Tournament:
From Denton High School: William Root, Luis Guevara, Alex
Elizalde, Shawn Joss, Tyler Joss, Jason Van Horn, Dimitrios Aerts, Issac Martinez. From Ryan High School: Matthew Martino, Andrew Adams, Jacob Fields. From Home School: Mark Fincher, Riley Caughlin. From Immaculate Conception Catholic School: Ben Kemna.
The DHS Chess Club is sponsored by Fred Mueller, and coached by parent volunteer Alexey Root.
DHS PTSA Newsletter June 2011 Page 7
Wonderful, Wonderful Treats!
Please let the PTSA members involved with the luncheon know how great it is to have such wonderful treats. DHS is better because of parent involvement and interaction in all
areas. Thanks for the blessings of the day.
Students Win at HOSA
McKayla Cecil, Julie Flores, and Daniella Romano-Olivas (10th
graders) placed 1
st (out of 21 teams) in Health Education at
the HOSA state competition in April. This team will compete again on the national level in June in Anaheim, California. Please congratulate these ladies on their hard work and success.
Emily Parks, HOSA Advisor [email protected]
DHS Returning Student Enrollment Students who were enrolled at a Denton ISD school for the 2010-2011 school year and are either zoned for DHS or received a transfer to attend DHS must complete the following registration steps to pick up their 2011-2012 schedules. Parents can complete these registration steps prior to Schedule Pickup and obtain a FastPass or registration can be completed at Schedule Pickup. Students will not receive a schedule until the following steps have been completed:
Provide Parent/Guardian Drivers License or State ID
Provide CURRENT proof of residence (i.e. current gas,
electric, water bill; phone bills will NOT be accepted. Proof of residency must include guardian‟s name and service address. If your family resides with another, you must have notarized documents from the family and a utility bill from their home. Please contact the Registrar‟s Office at (940) 369-2008 if you have circumstances that prevent you from providing these documents.
Show proof of updated immunizations
Pay fines incurred from previous school years(cash, check, or money orders)
Parents must complete and sign the provided Denton ISD forms.
If ALL requirements are met during “FastPass” Distribution, the parent will be issued a "FastPass" that the student MUST bring
to Schedule Pickup on the appropriate date. At Schedule Pickup, students who possess a “FastPass” will need to present their “FastPass” to the Schedule Pickup table to receive their schedule. Failure to show “FastPass” will require the parent to complete ALL of the above Registration Requirements again during Schedule Pickup.
Schedule Pickup Dates & Times Seniors - August 8
th, 8am-10am and 11am-1pm
Juniors - August 9th
, 8am-10am and 11am-1pm Sophomores - August 10
th, 8am-10am and 11am-1pm
Freshmen - August 11th
, 8am-10am and 12pm-3pm
Students can come to their designated Schedule Pickup time or later posted times, but CANNOT pick up schedule early.
August 18, from 1-3pm
Late Registration {All Grades} - no schedules will be available
Soccer News
As we end one season we are already looking forward to the next. Our next Booster Club meeting will be September 12, 2011 at 7 pm in the Jim Bateman Field House. Officers and committee chairs will be elected so please plan on attending. Special thanks to all for making this year a success. What a great group of athletes and parents DHS has! Debby Kennedy, DHS Soccer Booster Club President
Bronco Volunteers
The DHS-PTSA would like to thank you for the amazing job in contributing to a successful school year! The number of volunteer hours reported to the district on May 20
th was 9215.
That is a lot of sewing, baking, driving, selling, painting, setting up, tearing down….and everything in between. The many activities could not have taken place without your support. As we move into summer, there are certain activities that take place in preparation for the new school year. The hours contributed during the summer are counted toward next year‟s volunteer hours so do continue to keep track of them. Thank you for making a difference in the 2010-2011 school year! Sully Saucedo
DHS-PTSA Volunteer Coordinator
FastPass Distribution - DHS Library
August 2
nd 2pm-7 pm
August 3rd
8am-12 pm August 4
th 2pm-7 pm
FastPass can only be completed during the above dates/times.
Kroger Plus Card Registration
It's time to register or re-register your Kroger Plus Card to benefit Denton High School PTSA!
One of the easiest fundraisers in which the Denton High PTSA participates is the Kroger Neighbor to Neighbor Program. Kroger donates one million dollars annually to charities, schools, and churches. This year we earned $957. For us to receive part of this fund next year, we need people who will enroll beginning June 1st. Then all you have to do is scan your Kroger Plus Card (or enter an alternate ID such as a phone number) every time you shop at a Kroger Store. Purchases accumulate from July 1st, 2011 through April 30th, 2012. If you do not have a Kroger Plus Card, you can get one from a cashier when you check out. You only have to scan your card and the Denton High bar code (shown below) together one time on or after June 1st for your purchases to count for Denton High School PTSA for the whole year.
NONPROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE
PAID
DENTON, TX
PERMIT NO. 208
